UDSM starts Agro-School

Wachezaji wa timu ya COSS (College of Social Science) ya chuo kikuu cha Dar es salaam kwenye picha ya pamoja wakati wa kujiandaa kucheza. Kikosi hiki ndicho kinachoongoza kundi B la wanaoshindana chuoni hapo.
*       SJMC (School of Journalism & Mass communication)  wanaongoza kilele cha group A*       COSS (College of Social Science)  wanaongoza kilele cha group B*       Mechi zingine nne kuendelea leo hadi Jumamosi
Mashindano ya mpira wa miguu kwa wanafunzi wa chuo kikuu cha Dar es Salaam...

Agriculture is the mainstay of Tanzania’s economy whereby between 70 and 80 per cent of its population depends on the sector which is not only the backbone of the national economy but also a survival tool for majority of its citizens.

DC wants voters to elect agro-friendly leader
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TANZANIANS have been reminded to take full advantage of their constitutional rights this year by electing a new president who will promote agriculture and fight for farmers' rights. The message apart from being directed to the general public was ...

Development partners will strengthen a Sh3.2 billion ($2 million) agri-business project for the benefit of small-scale farmers.

Less than three per cent of funds requested annually for agriculture and livestock sectors in East Africa are availed by the governments, according to a recent report on the constraints affecting the twin sectors.

Low turnout at Lindi agro-business exhibition
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THE annual Agro-Business Exhibitions which started here at Ngongo Grounds on Friday have entered its third day on Sunday with low turnout from both exhibitors and visitors. The attendance was low as a spot check by the 'Daily News' established that most ...

The government has assured farmers that it will review some taxes charged on agriculture to encourage agribusiness development in the country.

The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) and the Pan-African Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology (NM-AIST) have further strengthened their collaboration on agriculture research and capacity building in the country by signing an agreement on banana research.

The Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) was chosen as one of 100 innovations at the “African Forum – 100 Innovations for Sustainable Development”.